Young & Restless Preview: Watch Out, Victor, ‘Cause [Spoiler] Is Coming For You! Plus, Someone's Playing Matchmaker
There are big doings in little Genoa City this week as family members take aim at Victor, Damian's big family reunion doesn't go so hot, and Harrison seems intent on reuniting Kyle and Summer! Read on for all the details.
This week, young Harrison, with Summer and Kyle, is enthused about having a family night. The boy declares tonight will be just like Halloween and adds, 'Maybe you'll even hug again!' It's downright adorable how hopeful he is, but something tells us that things might not go quite as he's hoping. Then again, not everyone on the canvas is thrilled to have Kyle and Claire dating, so maybe the kid is onto something!
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Meanwhile, Nate finally told Damian that he had tracked him down because Amy asked him to, and she had something to tell him. Meanwhile, Amy was concerned about why her son hadn't come to see her, and she feared she was running out of time. When Nate finally brought Damian to see Amy, she immediately knew the man was not her son. The man explained his name was Holden, and he worked for Damian. With Holden's help, Nate was able to reach out to the real Damian and tell him that he needed to see his mother, who isn't looking well these days.
Next week, Damian faces off with Amy and Nate. To say that he's skeptical would be an understatement, and he definitely does not like being called 'bro' by… well, his brother. What will it take to bring this fractured family together again?
Finally, Victor remained opposed to his granddaughter dating his nemesis Jack's son. Claire thought Nikki could smooth things over with him, but even she failed to convince Victor to accept the relationship. Coming up, Victoria asks Claire, 'Is there anything I can do to help?' Claire replies, 'There is, yeah. You can tell me how to win a fight with Victor Newman.' Is that even possible?
Before you go, read the Young & Restless spoilers to find out who gives Sharon the cold shoulder and where Billy and Sally are headed!
Find out what is happening on all four soaps this week, and how some lucky couples are celebrating Valentine's Day!
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